A Visit to Van Gogh Alive Exhibition Moved Me to Tears
When I came across an article headline from a local news portal, I jumped at the chance of visiting the…
Author: Hazel Lee
Hazel Lee is a digital designer and startup hustler, currently based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She launched the YDJ Blog in June 2015 and founded YDJ with the intention of inspiring and empowering creatives.
How To Be More Resilient in Uncertain Times: 7 Tips for Creatives
When faced with events that cause widespread uncertainty, we can become fearful about the present and future, especially when those…
Most Anticipated Graphic Design Trends of 2023
As we all know, trends change with the times. In graphic design, the trends are mostly influenced by major historical…
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Houda Bakkali’s “Women and Digital Art” is on display at the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport
“Exhibiting in a public space is very enriching and motivating. Art, physical space, and people come together to form…
Best Figma Mockup Plugins to Design Beautiful UIs and More! (2022)
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Douglas Mutebi’s Hyperrealistic Ballpoint Pen Drawings Convey More Than Just Emotions
Douglas Mutebi is a self-taught hyperrealistic artist. His passion for ballpoint pen drawing did not emerge until after spending…
Foils by Andrea Pecatikov Explores The Uncanny Nature of Human Playfulness
In his latest work, contemporary multimedia artist Andrea Pecatikov combines human-made substance and generative art to produce a stunning collection of 169…
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There is always something intriguing about Houda’s art projects. I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to speak with her once…